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On a cold, wet morning the highway looks only damp. Which part of the road is most likely to have ice before the rest of the pavement?
Correct answer: Bridges and overpasses
Why
Shady spots on cold, wet days also freeze first and dry out last. Ice near the freezing point is wet and even more slippery than colder ice. Slow down before you reach a bridge and avoid hard braking or sharp steering on it.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Slippery roads · p. 70
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